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Looks like the slack that nVidia left behind at TSMC will be picked up by ATI. Production is one thing, sales are another. But, ATI seems to be doing quite well after the Dustbuster FX flopped.
[QUOTE]ATI Technologies will “significantly increase” its orders to foundry partners Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) this year, according to CEO KY Ho. The Toronto-based graphics chipmaker said the company will not seek any alliance with other chipmakers such as IBM. Its orders to the Taiwanese chip-making duo will increase significantly this year compared to 2002, Ho said in a telephone interview with the media.[/QUOTE:104940126
Looks like the slack that nVidia left behind at TSMC will be picked up by ATI. Production is one thing, sales are another. But, ATI seems to be doing quite well after the Dustbuster FX flopped.
[QUOTE]ATI Technologies will “significantly increase” its orders to foundry partners Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) this year, according to CEO KY Ho. The Toronto-based graphics chipmaker said the company will not seek any alliance with other chipmakers such as IBM. Its orders to the Taiwanese chip-making duo will increase significantly this year compared to 2002, Ho said in a telephone interview with the media.[/QUOTE:104940126